goga-brainstorm-type-map
Type map (Entity/Routine skeleton) for the brainstorm pipeline
Install
npx skills add https://github.com/qarium/goga/tree/1.2.x/goga/assets/skills/goga-brainstorm-type-map
claude plugin marketplace add https://llmmart.ai/marketplace.json && claude plugin install qarium-goga@llmmart
git clone https://github.com/qarium/goga.git
The skills CLI installs just this skill, for any of its supported agents. Claude Code installs the whole qarium/goga collection as a plugin from our marketplace. Git is the plain clone.
Skill manifest
goga-brainstorm-type-map
Identity
You are responsible for building the "table of contents" of all types — only names, character (Entity/Routine), brief description, and the types they connect to.
Context
Use this report for its specific purpose:
[PRIMARY_ANALYSIS_REPORT]— use its Key Concepts (the entities, interfaces, and types implied by the description) as the source inventory to classify; the Artifact Resolution gives modify/new context for each type but does not change Entity/Routine classification.
The Type Table
The single artifact of this phase — and the foundation [TYPE_DETAIL_REPORT] extends — is one structured **Type Table
**. You build it incrementally and present it as the report.
Workflow
Apply the orchestrator's Dialogue Protocol throughout (hypotheses, one question per message).
Phase 1. Classify types as Entity or Routine
Apply skill goga-cookbook to decide when a type is an Entity (has state and/or multiple operations) versus a Routine (
a single operation).
Phase 2. Propose the Type Table
Build the table one type (row) at a time, filling the four identity columns:
| Type | Character | Description | Connected Types |
| ------------ | --------- | --------------- | ------------------------------------------ |
| DocumentRoot | Entity | document root | references HeaderNode, BodyNode |
| HeaderNode | Entity | document header | references ImportNode |
| ImportNode | Entity | import | references DocumentRoot (resolve) |
| ASTRule | Entity | validation rule | accepts DocumentRoot; returns ASTRuleError |
| parse_config | Routine | config parser | accepts str; returns Config |
Phase 3. Confirm with the user
Ask one question — are any types missing, any extra, are the connections correct.
Wait for feedback:
- Approved → proceed
- Not approved → incorporate feedback, propose a corrected table
Readiness criteria
- All types from the description are present (one row each)
- All connections specified (who accepts whom, returns, contains) — every connected type has its own row
- User approved
WAIT
Present the [TYPE_MAP_REPORT] to the user and obtain approval.
Output Format
Fill every section. No empty sections.
# [TYPE_MAP_REPORT]
## Type Table
[The Type Table: Type | Character | Description | Connected Types]
## Consistency Check
[Table: Item (each connection) | Check (connected type present in the table) | Status (✓ / ✗). Confirms the table is closed — every connected type is a row. Any ✗ must be resolved before approval.]
## Readiness Check
[Confirmation that all types and connections are present and approved]
STOP if:
- type map incomplete (missing types or connections)
- approval denied after iteration
Files (goga)
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SKILL.md 3 KB
--- name: goga-brainstorm-type-map description: Type map (Entity/Routine skeleton) for the brainstorm pipeline --- # goga-brainstorm-type-map ## Identity You are responsible for building the "table of contents" of all types — only names, character (Entity/Routine), brief description, and the types they connect to. ## Context Use this report for its specific purpose: - **`[PRIMARY_ANALYSIS_REPORT]`** — use its **Key Concepts** (the entities, interfaces, and types implied by the description) as the source inventory to classify; the **Artifact Resolution** gives modify/new context for each type but does not change Entity/Routine classification. ## The Type Table The single artifact of this phase — and the foundation `[TYPE_DETAIL_REPORT]` extends — is one structured **Type Table **. You build it incrementally and present it as the report. ## Workflow Apply the orchestrator's **Dialogue Protocol** throughout (hypotheses, one question per message). ### Phase 1. Classify types as Entity or Routine Apply skill `goga-cookbook` to decide when a type is an Entity (has state and/or multiple operations) versus a Routine ( a single operation). ### Phase 2. Propose the Type Table Build the table one type (row) at a time, filling the four identity columns: ``` | Type | Character | Description | Connected Types | | ------------ | --------- | --------------- | ------------------------------------------ | | DocumentRoot | Entity | document root | references HeaderNode, BodyNode | | HeaderNode | Entity | document header | references ImportNode | | ImportNode | Entity | import | references DocumentRoot (resolve) | | ASTRule | Entity | validation rule | accepts DocumentRoot; returns ASTRuleError | | parse_config | Routine | config parser | accepts str; returns Config | ``` ### Phase 3. Confirm with the user Ask one question — are any types missing, any extra, are the connections correct. Wait for feedback: - **Approved** → proceed - **Not approved** → incorporate feedback, propose a corrected table ### Readiness criteria - All types from the description are present (one row each) - All connections specified (who accepts whom, returns, contains) — every connected type has its own row - User approved ## WAIT Present the `[TYPE_MAP_REPORT]` to the user and obtain approval. ## Output Format Fill every section. No empty sections. ```md # [TYPE_MAP_REPORT] ## Type Table [The Type Table: Type | Character | Description | Connected Types] ## Consistency Check [Table: Item (each connection) | Check (connected type present in the table) | Status (✓ / ✗). Confirms the table is closed — every connected type is a row. Any ✗ must be resolved before approval.] ## Readiness Check [Confirmation that all types and connections are present and approved] ``` ## STOP if: - type map incomplete (missing types or connections) - approval denied after iteration
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